Do you want to boost your digital skills? Would you like to learn strategies for literature searching or managing your notes? Maybe you want to hear about tools to make your academic work more efficient.
There’s lots of information online about improving your academic performance, but knowing where to start can be difficult!
Join us at the Sir Duncan Rice Library on 10th-14th June for a range of in-person sessions to improve your information and digital skills. Everyone is welcome to attend; whether you're looking to refresh your knowledge, learn a new skill, or enhance your existing capabilities.
Find more information and book your place using the Course Booking System, or click the links below.
- Articulating your research question
- Literature searching I: planning a search using Primo and Google
- Literature searching II: going further with your dissertation research - databases
- Annotating digital articles
- Proofreading your own work
- Word: working with long documents
- Digital notetaking tools
- Managing your dissertation research: ProQuest RefWorks (footnote styles - some limitations)
- AI tools for research
- Breaking down the barriers (Digital skills catchup and drop-in session for international students)
